(let a Piano Certificate with 7‘:
every purchase.
It will 1 cost
you nothing. 7,, '
CoII‘ “etionery
ant Pastry
51 Washington Street.
1‘ We Write Burglar ‘ ‘ 3‘
InsuranCé
LET US WRITE YOURS.
TAYLOR 51 GOLDEN.
TIL. 10114.
if 14 Washington 11111110111111 III-11111111.” ‘
HOT SODA
BAXTER’S
ANDERSON'S
3? Launch Works
boat Frames set ‘up and ready to
plank.
All kinds of repair work.
Launches of all sizes built to order
by competent workmen.
WM Oyster ShellPoint, Norwalk
WEATHER FORECAST.
Ir‘or Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
night and Thursday. There is no well
ileflnod storm area. east of the Rocky
Mountains. Moderate temperatures
prevail except in the northeastern por-
tion of New York and the northern por-
tiorrof New England. where it is be
low zero. The disturbance that was
on the Pacific coast yesterday morning
is now central in western Montana.
Conditions favor fol1 this vicinity
pleasant weather and not much change
in‘ temperature.
I1. Golden advises you to watch his
space for Saturday’s sale.
Miss ‘Juiia McGnuIr is confined to
her home in Wilton avenue by illness
The Boston store is advertising It
great sale of sleds. Better road the
adv.
’Ihcre are. various interesting spe-
cials being advertised in the adv of
The I). M. Read Co.
”1e Hr1lni~11na7ual sale or trousers is
now going on at Rogers ulrd Stevens
The adv. will tell 171011 shoot it.‘
Welcome Str'anger Lodge. Sons of
St.1Geor'ge, held a regular meeting. last
evening, at its quarters in Main street
The official board of the Norwnik .
Methodist Church will hold a regular
meeting this evening at the1 parlors of
the church.
Isaac Boulon, the well-known drivoI
for the Holmes, Keelor & Seileck Corn-
pany, of Nor'waik, is ill at his home in
Camp street» 11 7
Ell-Judge William K. J. Hubbeii, of
Wilton, was In Noi'walk this morning,
after having been ill at his home for a
few days with an attack of the grip.
The members“ or the Knights of 'King
Arthur of Grace Church are rehearsing
their play, She Stoops to Conquer.
Nach night, preparatory‘to presenting
‘~ '1 7.1 r. Amer . ,, 7
The Girls' Friendly Society. of
linen Church. is planning to hold 11
-rrroonlight sleigh Iido Thursday even
i11g,if the cold weather Iroids out and
sieighini,r is good.
A stated communication or St.
John's Lodge, ‘No, 6. A. F. and A. M.
will be bold tomorrow evening at 8
o‘clock. The i‘cliowcrai‘t degree will
be 1 worked.
The Seventh Company, Coast Artil-
lery Corps. held a. regular weekly drill
last evening at the armory. Prepara-
tions were made for the regular an
rural inspection. Whl‘i’l takes place this
croning. ,
The Woman‘s Guild of St. Paul's
C',i1urch is holding their regular
monthly social session this afternoon
.11 the Berkeley street chapel Miss
Ilot‘ha Stone PIMEWS to deliver an
undress at the, nuggillrg.
The regular- monthly business ‘rneet-
, lag of the Piorrébr 00k and Ladder
Company of tiIcN Ndr‘n1niir ‘F‘irs Depart-
mom was ircld.last“uverri11g, but only
matters of I'outirh1 birbincss were trans-
acted. Refreshments were scr17cd af
ter the rusting, ' '
The largo optm wiectvic t7r'7a7nsfer
, truck of thr1 \‘or walk Steamboat Corri-
parry, which piles between Norwaik
and South Norwa‘ilt. Appeared this
‘,Inor'rring with new til‘eCIOll the front
wheels, the. old ones inning been Inis~
sing for sov eral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph II. \aiil. who
are among Winsted‘s most prominent
‘ and respected residents. expect to
‘ iako 11p their residence with their son,
’l‘heodore. at Ardnroro, a sirburb of
Philadelphia. on March I. Mr. \alll
came to iWinsted 417 years ago. ——\\in
sted C‘ n.
The fir‘I‘. hen had their first opportun
ity to use the new electric search
, lights, early this morning at the Steeg7
Irruiler Tobey box motor) fire 'Ihese‘
lights were used to good effect and
the firemen are‘grntefui to Fire (20m-
mlssioner George W. Bogar'dus for his
efforts to secure theta. 7
J. Belden Hnr‘lbutt, .I. .l. Walsh and
.l. T Prowltt, commissioners on the
estate of the late John Mylod of Nor
unik, hold a hearing, this morning, in
the Nornwlk Town COurt. and heard all
claims 11g inst77 the estate. It is prob-
able that he commissioners will file
1hr ir report this afternoon in the Pro
halo Court.
(‘oics M. Flcweliin and Henry N.
PI-rry were the only members of Mo
Kiuley Carlin. Spanish War Veterans
of Norawlk, who attended the. meeting
of the Fred. A Hill Camp, of Stamford
last evening, at which time‘m Deputy
Commander William Iaounshury 07f
Bridgeport was; present7 and made a 7
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very inter esting address.
‘WHISK‘IIROOMS‘ 7
TOILET ARTICLES
Stilison-Poweii Corporation,
Prescription Drugn’ists '
Open‘18undays7 ,, :» 85nth.Normik
\Viiiluiii U. Vogt, the well known
I’Parllno man. is making a short busi-
tress silly III town. '
George II. Quirrtarmd oi tin1 Nol'walk
Mills Company. Is ill today, at his
home, in County street, Nor'wnik
An anniversary mass of requiem for
the late Charles 112. Adams of Nor-
walk, was ruiohrarrul this morning at
8 o'clock. tit Si. Mai"ys church. The
Rev .lohrr C. Fogaroty ofiiciatcd.
11217111111111 8 Buikolr‘1y7ratcd 110,110
tented Arthur W. Day. lit) in the pool
tournament of Mayflower Hook and
Ladder Company, last. night, by the
score of 90 to 89. Another game will
probably be played tonight.
.I. Wellington Grochwood, letter car-
rier of the Winnipauk route, is taking
a day's vacation. today, and is attend-
ing to some business in New York
city. Substitute J..Wiiliam Rowe is
covering his route for him. '
The Phoenix Engine Company. of
the Norawlk Fire Department. held its
regular monthly business meeting last
evening, at its quurtersfiu Main street,
but nothing of special importance was
done. After tiloirncctiug the members
were served refreshmenlts.
A letter was received ill Nor'wuik.
this morning, to the effect that Colonel
Bowen the regular army officer; who
was to Inspect, thI1 Sixth and Seventh
Companies, Coast Artillery Corps, at
thI‘1 armory, this evening, carrot CUIIit'
and that Lieutenant Adams, of the
12111 infantry, stationedat Port 1111. N.
Y.7. will come in his place. ‘
Word has been received flint Lieu-
terrnntt-“P A. Pratt, of thc Coast Artii
lery Corps, will be in Norwnik and
will drill the members of the Sixth
each night from April :i2tl1 to theisth,
inclusive. The Seventh Company
members will receive the instructions
each night from April 111111 to the 23rd,
inclusive
HAD HUSBAND ARRESTED.
Mrs, Bernard McLaughlin Alleges That
he Assaulted Her.
iiornar'd Mcimruiriin, of ii Leonard
strect, Norwuik‘,‘\vas placed under or
rest, last night about 10:30 o'c lock on
complaint or his wife, who charged
him with having assaulted her.
She states that 111.11 husband has
been off on a spree for a work and
when he did not collie homI.1 last night
sht1 started out after lrilu. She forrud
blur in Mrs. Mallorlcy's saloon ill Wa-
ter street. drinking at the1 bar. Mrs.
Mcl..ougiriin went in and grabbed the
glass from her husband and throw it
to the floor. She says he. then turned
on her. striking her a blow which
knocked her down and hit her several
times.
She reported thI1 matter to Captain
Thomas Hunt. of the Nor‘waik police
force, who arrested Mekongiilin. This
morning in the Town Court. before
Judge E. M. Lockwood, Mrs. Mellongll- _
lin appeared ready to push the case.
but Mr. M‘chouglriin wanted the case
continued until he could get counsel
and witnesses, and ,accor'r‘iinnly .lhe
case was continued to Saturday morn
inf at ii o’clock.
McLoughlln is out on a cash bond of
825 for his appearance Saturday Inoru
Ing. »
GRACE CH RCH GIRLS‘ FRIENDLY.
Members- Entertained‘ Last Evening by
Mrs. Thomas Murray.
The1 members oi" the Girls' Friendly
Society of Grace Church “rare: vory
the borne of, Mrs. Thomas Murray, il
Harriet street, Nol'waik.
Several members were present, and
report a fine time. The evening was
given In) to various games, among
which was the “donkey game." Miss
Elizabeth Negcl won the first prize,
and Miss‘Fannie Mitchell captured the
second.
Towards the close of the evening
refreshments consisting of ice cream
and cake were served. ‘
REQUISITIOI" HONORED.
Governor Liliey has accepted a
requisition from Massachusetts for the
delivery of Stanford Kelley. wanted
for larceny at Millis. Norfolk county.
Mnssusinnuury 1.7 and has issued a
urnrnnt for the sheriff of l‘airileid
county to deliver the man to William
I1-,‘I ’i‘horne. 7
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25% DISCOUNT
5 FOR 5c
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10 North Main 31. South Norwsik
Agér‘rt for A G. Spalding’c
Company ill the art of range iindirlg '
pleasantly entertained last. evening at .
cnotigb bargain [“46te
$150 Trousers.
$2 00 Trousers,
$3. 50 Trousers,
$5. 00 Trousers.
$6. 00 Trousers,
‘ii
Semi Annual Sale
1 +011.—
TROUSERS
Thls Is the mail!” I“ aIwayfi 191ka A 6'03" 8W”? 0‘" W"
broken lines of Trbdsers. It is tiid ihd‘nih of great-‘11 TF0"-
sera bargains. and our sales are known Ill”
producers of geriatric values in Trousers.
Whether you are far away or near at hand do nd‘i tail to
sells this opportunity to get needed Trousers at these sure-
52. 50 and $3. 00 Trousers,
‘OUTFITTERS
14 South Main Street
and am 1‘. the
Now $1.18
Now $1.348
Now $1.98
Now 32 48
Now 53. 98
' Now 84. 48
In
I
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We can fit all sizes and shapes of men and young men.
All the new colors and stripes in cassimeres and ch‘eviots for
business and work; and striking striped worsteds for dress.
Telephone Call 682-9 .1:
NEW Yolrk’, I’eb,‘ :1.»
sion of lsndor \\'ori11s11r,
~’i‘iII1
.II‘.,
day.
board of the exchange today.
Incrnbcr',
IIIIMIIIUII on the I1\II1.IIII.I1 floor
film of \\
IIl'iluilWil)
BROKER MORALSER SUSPENDED.
suspen-
t‘I'om tho
New York Stock Exchange for sixty
was announced by tin-1 governing
The ac-
tion was taken following tbr1 lodging of
a complaint by \\'i17rtilrop liur'r, 11 board
charging tirat,\\‘or111si1r had
directed improper l‘1-IIIal'iis7al ulrothr-r
.ilI'
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SHERMAN COUNCIL WINS.
Defeated the Stamford Council at Car-
pet Bowls, 15 to :10.
Sherman (,‘I‘Inucii, ltoyai Arcanur‘n,
defeated Stamford Council in the car-
pet bowling contest in Sherman Contr-
cii's rooms. last night. The score was
In to it). The contest nan: a‘ciose
and exciting 111111, The officers were
installed by District Deputy Dwight
”1".i11111li oi New iiuwll
iier-Irsirlrrr Iris wr re scrrrd after the
business .111 A's-ion. E
says of (111.1, Western Fond,
Barley,
in- what we claim it to be.
Bonnie Horse Feed.
Guaranteed Analysis.
“COO“MWOOOOOWOMO“00.00”“..“WMMW
THE CONNECTICUT AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT. STATION
“contains \vtIvnt products. I'I'nrllreri corn and
cirai‘l‘y out product." (illulrotirI-I‘,
(l‘oxtail, biutiwcrx‘ri, cookie. 11111., and llli‘tllill."i
ilorrnh1 Iiorso I‘m-d, homo ground. cumulus Corn, (hits the Hulls),
Whonl l-‘cod, Hominy, lrlnsurui hicai and a trim-II of Salt.
We want you to 1.1m1 Bonnie l1‘r1.
Analysis by Agricultural Station.
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n17iIIII opportunity to prove itself to
Buy Oats Thais Clean
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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sconce M HOLMES,
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLs.
, FLOYD 'r. Roscoe. ‘
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DIRECTORS.
I, ILLIAM A. cum-II..-
0558 H oLovsn.
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Norwalk Savings Society,
44 WALL STREET nonwALk
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, Dec. 1,1908,-
$3, 614, 000. 62
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Lawrs I: mess.
sunny 1'. catssunu,
LESTER HYATT.‘,17
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49 WALL smear.
NORWALK. 7
best 8c. ”1.; Pike, Weawk
Baseball and Sporting Goods ‘31
1
MM”. ....
Rockaway Long"
30.: QUART
Whiting, tic 1b.; Frilstfish, 10c. 11).;
Salmon. Halibut.
007d. Spanish Mackerel, Haddock Whole (find 1,0b73‘ig7r75 Escal-
tops, Oysters Long and Itound C‘lams.
IN OUR BURGLARdPROOF VAULT. BUILT SPECIALL FOR THE ‘SAF‘E
7'7 DEPOSIT SUSINEISS. ‘
Valentmes
Willlam P lBeers
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORES “1
. _ 5 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
7.?” SOUTH NORWALK.
Newfout‘rdirmd
‘91- ring the
Idols, a
Smo‘lt Steak
‘ .slx dirys.
.7 yesterday 11 session:
‘ linking a state hospital for the lame
". 111.117.111.111 c‘oinrt‘y .Hur‘r‘isnb“ insular-‘7
‘7 tions.
‘1, 7177311 to‘ 111.1 collimator “or insr‘r.
Your Elbow“ 1
By use of your telephone and our
free delivery system, we are almost as
near to you as though we occupied
the adjoining building
our business urrdl‘gninlrrg new and per-
manent friends by the prompt and
satisfactory way we handle telephone
orders.
if you can‘t come. 'phone, and that
portion of our stock you need will be
sent to you. If it' s a prescription, we
will both send for it and deliver the,
medicine
THE CMPFORD
PHARMACY
111117711111 :1 anr'i’. Propu-
Telephone Call, 15-2. t
We Deliver Goods Free of Charge?
-
will It Will sniff
WAIIII S’i‘I‘lF'E’i', I0. Iii it. 111—1110
regular. The sharp advances in the
copper industrials were the features
Utah Copper rose 1%, American
Smelling, 'l‘ennrl'sseeCopper and Ann
condo 1. Louisville and Nashville ad-
Amcrican Cotton Oil 1, and Canadian
Pacific and Missouri Pacific large frac-
tions. Amalgamated Copper was late
III its appearance on the taps, and
showed an advance of 1% on tho first
quotation.
WALL "I‘llidE'I‘, ll 11. m.——Prlces
moved upwards after momentary hesi—
tation caused by a. drop of 11A. in Con-
solidated (Ins Buying of Rock Island
preferred was on it rather large scale,
but otherwise the demand was. mod
I1rato.WcstI1rn Maryland gained 2%,
General Chemical 11rd. and Butterick
Pubiishingfl Eric 1st pid 11,41, Rock
island pro. 1.31. and Cleveland C C and
St'. Louis, Colorado and Southern 2111!
old. and American Telephone and
Teleprogh 1. The1 opening advance in
the copper industriais was not ex-
tended.
WALL STREET, noo‘n.-~Tire trad-
iurz fell into sen‘rtstaunatlon and prices
become almost immovable. Bonds
were firm.
WALL STnEnT. I‘m
the specialties were easier on profit
taking. but the general market was
prices.
LIFTI‘NG QUARANTINE.
M
Further“,lfpstrictions Upon Shipment
of Stock Removed.
General ii. (i). Averill, commissioner
on domestic animals, further relaxed
tin1 quarantine made necessary by the
premiums of the trout and mouth
disease bv thI1 Issue of the following
or,dor yesterdrrv:
Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may com era, that I hereby give my
consent to thL1 shipment. of cattle,
sheep, other ruminants and swine.
hay. straw, similar fodder, hides,
skim: or boots of cattle from the states
of New York. Michigan, Maryland and
Pennsylvania. subject to the follow-
ing restrictions:
The quarantine is not removed from
tho {bllowing counties, to wit: Ceno-
sec, Niagara. Orleans, Erie and Mon~
roe. in the state of New York; Ma-
cornb, Oakland. Wayne and weste-
naw, ill the state of Michigan; Baiti-
more and Carr-oil, in the state of Mary-
land; I’hiladeiphla. Delaware, Ches-
ter. Lancaster, Dauphin, Lebannon,
Berks, Montgomery, Bucks, Lehigh,
Northampton, Carbon. Schuykiil, 1.11-
cerne, Columbia. 'Iiiont-our, Northam-
berlnnd. Lycomlug, Clinton, Center,
Union, Synder', Millin, Juanita; Perry
and York, in the state or» Perrn'yivania,
except as in hereinafter provi 87d.
Cattle, sheep, other ruminant, 11.1.1
swinu may be shipped into Corfioctl-
cut. from the unquarantined counties
in the state of Pennsylvania for im-
mediate slaughter only.
Upon the inspection and. certifica-
tion of II employs of the bureau of
animal ndustry, cattle, sheep. other
rumin s and swine may be shipped
into ‘nnectlout from-the five coun-
’ties in the state of New York named
above for immediate slaughter only.
All animals brought into Connecti-
cut under the provisions of the two
preceding paragraphs shall be shipped
in cars sealed by an employe at the
bureau of animal Industry, and any
unloading of said animals enroute
shall be done by7 and with the con-
sent of an employs of said bureau
of animal ir‘rdu‘stry
Attention of Shippers is c‘allod to
section 4,373 of the general statutes,
which requires that all cattle shipped
into connecti‘cut from any other state
shall be reported to this office within
Blanks. for this purpose
may be had upon application to this
77 . H.“ O. AVERILL‘.
7 1Com of Domestic Animals: ‘
BILLS IN .THE HOUSE" ,
The following were introduced .11
1 office.
‘ 1‘ By Mr. Bennett of Norwalk~hatsb
‘ny Mr. Qu‘i‘n‘inrd‘ of Norwsl‘f
11.11.1111; the III-Minibus of Scott,
.i ,
for. the ‘clection ot a permanent board
of asserisors in the town of Wilton.
Judiciary. .
SUI-lave you any yellow silk?" ‘
I dont wan
‘ ,“ta 1111.. sl‘lk? 1‘
’tiiat‘ mesrherised stuitwvllixéhonir
.1‘I v7 ‘
‘t
lA Drug Store at
We are developing this portion of ‘
q Including 150 pairs of our $8.50 and ‘
$4.070 standard lines, that must 29. Their.
greatest BARGAINS even offered? III~
eludes Patent Colt, velour. Gun Metal”
and Russet, In Button 1.11.1 Blueber. $2. 39
will move these quiokly. Don't delay.
opening movement of pile cs was 11’ ‘
vshced 111, Atlantic Coast Line and ,-
too narrow to reflect much change in '
1, 11. wireless telegraph apparatus, 3.111177
‘_ the wireless was 11117 t ought that
7 some fine might 1.0.1.1.... Island plight
1 be shot up Witho t 711.}. rest or the
7 ‘worlrt knowing, a his}; about it717‘17ntii
‘ it yours 11's the late to help. LN
‘77 .7 New Hagen chief or police would 1111‘-
1’1 mediateiy callilplctridf 7111711111111. on the ”13791171, hook-i
BARGAINS In RUBBER BOOTS
AND ARCTICS
Price" clothing Store
98 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Phone 165-5
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9c HAMMOND’S SHOULDERS per lb.,‘ 9c,
20 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR $17. 00
Penches,perlb. ..................10c‘ ‘3 Cftns Corn .. ...
Apricots per lb. ...............1o: 3 Guns String Beans ............25°
3]b§,P‘1-unes ..25c 3Cans Peas ..............25o
5 lbs. Prunes ”.25: Chunk Pineapple. per can -...-..110c
2 lbs. Figs . ..25c 25c Bottle Heinz Picklesfl1..,...7,19o
Florida and Navel Oranges, Apples, Sweet Potatoes, Celeri'. Lettuce and
White Onions.
UNITED GROCERY (10., .
PHONE 143. 20 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. 7
SPEIIII iEAliiiS
A&P FancyPatontFlour, 24/3111 bag .Bsc .
A&PFancyPatentFiour,abarrel ..$675
Best Eigin Creamery Butter, :1 pound . .. , ,34g 7
no lbs. Best Granolated Sugar for. .. .'. . . . . . . . .1. .. . . . . .$z.oo
The Great A 781 P Tea Company
124 211377 wAsmN‘c'roN 31'. ‘
Burl-II.
.an.-u.-...
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q The best. FLOUR on 11113116511111 ari‘t‘né '7
LoWe’st Price. Satisfaction 01" mohéYWAT ‘
‘ 7 the patrol wagon, and i a Couple or 1
minutes the Stamford police would
be swooping down on those maraud '
err. on the little Newton Island And . -
maybe the wireless reporter wohldn’t‘
write up 11. perfectly eorking story 1
about it the next; day. -:1
It you are inclined to 11.1.1.1. or this.
just remember the time1w'h,eti you
laughed at =M711.‘Marconl., ,
Mr. Pratt has always
of inventing things. Thevwlreieas tip
paratus which he this1 installed I‘s of
his own ‘borr’trivan'ce; had:- 11. is wor-
ing Satisfactorliy; l‘7i'. hun't‘l a. E vs
wide radius, but «immunisation can
be carried oni without rinterrupttous
with the sound steamers (Or some tits—
PRATT Is‘ IN TOUCH.
l
Sets Up Wireless Tcicgrarph Apparatus
on Lance‘s island.
It a sound steamer should get into
trouble some night, and, let loose a
bunch of 07 Q. D.‘ s as likely as not
Stamford would hear. about it as
quick as any place, and this on ac-
count of the enterprise and inventive‘
turn of William Pratt, .01‘ Insec'sis-
land. This island is 0117 Noroton, and
was held in the hoses family ‘f7or- a
number of years. Darin the winter
months it is dreary sauna, and those
who live there are pretty well 1801 to-
ed. MI'7. Pratt had ondfgvolrgd b
break tie monotony or. e e 7 y . 7, , . 7
making telephone ‘oonnections. but tanyéflel'oae and ““6“”
there is1some difficulty in 7th?i way 70t7 see a 5 an ’ ‘ 7 . .
extending a line to the iSInn owing '
to the refusal of some property own- " ‘ FARM FOR‘M'S
ers to give a right of way for the ~1
poles. When he failed in this am
deavor, 1 however,- Mr. .Pratt. didn't 7
abandon'hls eflorts to get ,in, closer >
‘touch with the rest of the world, por Helen K111771311, 1119‘};er
did he abandon Losee‘s Island as a young woman, Thirst
Aresidence He quietly set to work (111 Mass. 710 9509,1167 3670111171
' rend t
proximity off-711‘s
now he has. It perfected. and is pulling“7 7
out or the air every. 7171173111 1111,1319
chatter or the sound {7 tefiners, and
can send cat a little '0 7s own wheh17
ever he chooses: . ‘
Mr. Pr‘a‘tt says that; 91.111171111111111
which impiillecl him to g‘ t‘ to work 077171 ‘
ow, If
some free77b67ot ‘ers 1th the tihil down“
l:
of the 117111.711... mingle of the soon
sand their send them 11711711.; to the w ”‘9 ‘ .
less station nearest New Haven, where 17,“ 7mg 110111117711, an;
the operator wou‘l‘d connect with‘ the 7 d‘evot [£11393
chief of police and tell him what they use '
were doing to bosses Island The" “
poll
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telephcn‘.who‘1‘yvorild sen Patio wrist
dun,
I). to ha” ey Horilfius‘l' the“ criter- bf Editipe
sour... NonwlA‘LK. .. ‘1‘».
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